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Cancer death rate gap widens based on education

ATLANTA — The gap in cancer death rates between college graduates and those who only went to high school is widening, the American Cancer Society reported Friday. Among men, the least educated died of cancer at rates more than 2½ times that of men with college degrees, the latest data show. In the early 1990s, […]

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Bangor names arena builder

BANGOR — The city of Bangor, Maine has officially hired the developer for a $65 million arena and convention center that was approved by voters last month. In a special meeting Thursday, the City Council voted unanimously to hire Cianbro Corp. for the project in Bass Park. City Council Chairman Susan Hawes says the vote […]

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Recovery of Hooksett sewage disks progressing

HOOKSETT, N.H. — About 3.7 million of the estimated 4.3 million of the bacteria-collecting sewage disks discharged from a New Hampshire sewage treatment plant in March have been recovered. Geoff Brown, vice president of Enpro, the company hired to collect the thin plastic, 2-inch in diameter disks, says he is confident most will be recovered, […]

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Standish 10-year-old making a difference

STANDISH – It’s been a busy spring for Sydney Gillingham of Standish. The George E. Jack School fourth-grader has helped save a life, run a nonprofit business, and received a standing ovation from the Maine House of Representatives. Oh, and she celebrated a milestone birthday. Just a few days ago the Royal Pines resident turned […]

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Standish 10-year-old making a difference

STANDISH – It’s been a busy spring for Sydney Gillingham of Standish. The George E. Jack School fourth-grader has helped save a life, run a nonprofit business, and received a standing ovation from the Maine House of Representatives. Oh, and she celebrated a milestone birthday. Just a few days ago the Royal Pines resident turned […]